Here's the shell script I just threw together to keep my system
current with whatever Adobe's offering. Silent unless trouble or
update, so suitable for a cron job. Not really tested much yet. :)
http://pastebin.com/eLfi9SNV
-- Ben
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[revisiting an old issue]
On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 8:25 AM, Benjamin Scott wrote:
> Reading elsewhere, it would appear Canonical is hosting a repository
> for Adobe.
I don't think this was ever really addressed on-list, so: I did find
the APT repository which contains Adobe's "free" Linux soft
For that equivalent in Vermont, it would be the "enhanced" motor vehicle
operator's license. Which, reading the list down the street at the DMV,
tells us that it is good for quite a few places in the Western Hemisphere
north of the Equator.
Have an enjoyable, safe and productive trip, sir.
On
>> I will be leaving Nashua about 1400 on March 12th ...
> Apparently, this year's Ottawa Linux Symposium will be announcing a
> new addition to the Linux kernel: Time travel.
Yes, that should have been "June 12th", and we will be coming back on
"June 16th" (although that part was correct).
On Sun, Mar 27, 2011 at 1:03 PM, Jon 'maddog' Hall wrote:
> I will be leaving Nashua about 1400 on March 12th ...
Apparently, this year's Ottawa Linux Symposium will be announcing a
new addition to the Linux kernel: Time travel.
-- Ben
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Hi,
For reasons too long to explain here I am going to drive to the Ottawa
Linux Symposium (http://www.linuxsymposium.org/2011/) It takes about
seven hours from Nashua, and I will be leaving Nashua about 1400 on
March 12th, so we should be getting into Ottawa about 2100 on the night
of the 12th...
